POLITICS & POLICY

The U.S. and U.K. leaders have agreed to maintain the sanctions on Russia unless Moscow decides to back off in the Ukraine conflict.

It will add more confidence to Japan and the U.S. allies in Korean Peninsula.

The implant joins other methods to curb body weight.

Canadian Foreign Minister John Baird was attacked by Palestinian protesters on Sunday.

Canada's challenges in Arctic region will be addressed by the new deal.

Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has said that Australian will continue to appeal against executions.

U.S. and U.K. are in talks of setting up a joint cyber squad to fight against hackers and conduct fake hacking attacks to train themselves.

The high demand for housing in Auckland shows no abatement.

Success in one market may not guarantee repeated success in another market.

New Zealand has proposed that Palestine be recognised a state alongside Israel to put an end to a 60-year long war.

The mother of John Maguire, the 24-year-old Ottawa man who was reportedly killed in Syria, has opened up about her feelings on the death.

New South Wales Premier Mike Baird personally expressed gratitude to emergency services workers who responded to the Sydney Siege.

NATO said it doesn't want a military confrontation with Russia.

The much-delayed Keystone oil pipeline project could be putting a strain between U.S.-Canada relations.

NATO member Lithuania has started to condition the minds of its citizens against a potential invasion by Russia.

There is concern that cost of exploration does not match the returns as oil prices continue to plunge.

The brave act of a humane, young Muslim showed the fallacy of equating terror with any particular religion.

Open spat is undiplomatic for nations to pursue as the yields are negligible.

Opposition Leader Bill Shorten refuses to believe that the Melbourne extremist represents the Muslim community in Australia.

Seven member countries in the European Union have reportedly expressed support for the lifting of sanctions on Russia.

Canada will get to see a number of copies of the first Charlie Hebdo issue published after the Jan. 7 attack that killed 12 people.

Both Tasman states are taking credit for the popular coffee's invention.

According to reports, six Canadians fighting in Syria have been killed in the past two months.

Asylum seekers in Manus Island went on hunger strike and called on the Australian government to turn them over to the UN if they will not be allowed to resettle in the country.

This is an example of investors supporting the interests of native population.

The Volvo strategy may inspire other automakers to use more Asian locations in car production.

The declaration has been made so that affected businesses are able to get insurance pay-outs.

Nile said male hostages who had run away from the café should not be given bravery awards.

The issues mentioned in the report need closer scrutiny.